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Best known for his stylish comic-book art, he helped define the look of titles like Gen¹³ and later became a sought-after cover artist for major superhero comics. His work is especially recognized for energetic linework, glamorous character designs, and a strong fan following.

by John Scott Campbell
Born Jeffery Scott Campbell on April 12, 1973, he is an American comic-book artist who first gained wide attention in the 1990s. He broke out with WildStorm Productions, where his work on Gen¹³ made him one of the standout artists of the era.
After that early success, he went on to work on projects including Danger Girl and became well known for cover art for publishers such as Marvel and DC. Over time, his art style became instantly recognizable for its polished, high-energy look and its influence on modern mainstream comic illustration.
He has also built a strong presence beyond interior comic pages through prints, conventions, collected art editions, and specialty covers. For many readers and collectors, his name is closely tied to the visual side of contemporary superhero and adventure comics.